Capacity Audience Enjoys Last Book Review Of Season
Aileen Benninghoff closed her book review season at the Elyria Women's Club with a review of Peabody Sisters of Golam. A large and appreciative membership attended the event yesterday.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1950
Page
2
Aileen Benninghoff closed her book review season at the Elyria Women's Club with a review of Peabody Sisters of Golam. A large and appreciative membership attended the event yesterday.
Approximately 65 members and guests attended the Lipase Credit Women's Breakfast Club annual bosses dinner at Spring Valley Country Club. Miss Ruth Joznne Rogers presided. FBI Cleveland chief R. J. Abbaticchia, Jr spoke on the FBI today, noting 4,000 agents and 52 field offices and detailing counter espionage work during wars. The program included a tour of committee members and board members, plus remarks on early 19th century Salem sisters.
Elyria notices list Helen Tsarones assisting at Bowling Green State University Shakespeare production May 18 to 21. Cast member Helen Bazley and director Dr Elden Smith noted. Others include William Bird leaving for England, local hospital reports, new births, and Lions Club and church group activities with meetings and upcoming events.
A report outlines St Marys Altar and Rosary Society events with prizes to Mrs Josephine Kiser and Mrs Lillian Spiess. The meeting in St Marys Hall included prayers, NCCW notes, and plans for a Deanery Day of Recollection on April 26 at Sacred Heart Oberlin. Also covered are Pythian Sisters officer elections, YWCA talks on taxes and housing, a St Andrew's West Side Guild birthday luncheon, and the Third Order of St Francis meeting with WGAR St Francis hour.
Calendar notes local groups meeting tonight. Round Table club greets Mrs Dexter Kimball Jr and elects officers. YWCA gym hosts dinner for 33 guests with husbands. Triple E club hosts at Mr and Mrs Earl Wurst home. Royal Neighbors dine at 6 p m with dessert by birthday committee. Elyria activities include Welsh club, Ladies' committees, and various socie ties.
An enthusiastic Elyria audience heard the newly formed Elyria Philharmonic Choral Society last evening at the Y W C A gym. Randolph Mitchell directed with Juanita Brown as pianist. Soloists included Charles Brown William Thrist and Clarissa Boyd with Juanita Brown on piano. The program opened Bach Sullivan Mozart Kern pieces then spirituals after intermission.
Mrs Ranker hosted St Francis Xavier Mission Circle No 3 at Walnut Street. attendees made Rosaries and cut stamps after a dessert lunch while Mrs Vern Bauer read mission news and won a prize. May 17 entertainment plans at 213 Furnace Street. M B Johnson School of Nursing hosts an all school Spring dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall. Anniversary open house for Mr and Mrs Howard Roe set for Sunday from 1 to 5 at YWCA Parlors.
A compiled notice lists licensees and residents including Jesse Kaszar and Rose Farkas in Wellington and Grafton, Lorain presser Antonio Cambria, Celia Park, and merchants Adolph Kohlmyer and Virginia Houserman. Other entries name Edmund Diederick Jr and Betty Schwan in Grafton, Gordon Hales in Columbia Station, Doris Boyd, William Halasz, Eleanor Sandrew, Donald Gullett, Delores Youngless, Artice Rucker Jr, Beulah Godette, and ending with a rummage sale at 636 Clark St featuring clothing.
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